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Heteronyms

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two or more words that have same spelling but have different sounds and meanings ex. (tear meaning rip) and (tear meaning liquid from the eye)

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prefix

Front

phrase at the beginning of a word that carries meaning

Back

CLD

Front

Culturally and Linguistically Diverse

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Register

Front

the use of language is determined by the situation (formal v. informal)

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dipthong

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vowel combination where both vowels are voiced

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Syntax

Front

arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences

Back

Homonyms

Front

words that have two or more meanings

Back

EFL

Front

English as Foreign Language

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collective nouns

Front

people places or things, a specialized class composed of members usually people ex. army,audience

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Homographs

Front

two or more words that have the same spelling/pronunciation but different meanings ex. stalk (part of plant) or (to follow)

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Phoneme

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smallest unit of sound

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morphology

Front

smallest unit of meaning

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suffix

Front

phrase at the end of the word that carries meaning

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Semantics

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the meaning of a word, phrase, sentence or text

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Phonemic Awareness

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ability to hear and manipulate individual phonemes

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Intonation

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rise and fall of the voice in speaking

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Infix

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phrase in the middle of the middle of the word that carries meaning

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LLD

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Learning Language Disability

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Homophones

Front

two or more words with same pronunciation but different meanings and spellings ex. wood/would cite/sight

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non-count nouns

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noun that cant be made singular or plural

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Pragmatics

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how context contributes to meaning in language used

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diagraph

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two letters making one sound

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ELL

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English Language Learner (the person)

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Phonology

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study of sounds of language

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TWI

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Two Way Initiative

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